Wolf Bargain(Cheapest coffeeshop in City Hall area)

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I have known the existence of this coffee shop for many years. Never did once in my career as a working broker in City Hall did I step in for a lunch or coffee. From the outer facade it doesn’t inspire. 


Recently I step into the coffee shop for a meal. The coffee shop seen to be wrap in 70s with old photos and calendars sticking on the walls.



The noodle are surprisingly tasty. You can get a shot of Laksa,Lor Mee, prawn noodle or minced meat noodle for $2.50 a bowl. I repeat $2.50.......$2.50 Singapore dollars.

The price of the noodle is shockingly affordable. My favourite goes to the Laksa and minced meat noodle. The Laksa is only available from Monday to Thursday. 

The Kopi O and Kopi is available at 90c and a dollar each. Prices are cheaper than some hawker centre.

The operating hours of the coffeeshop is from 7am to 2pm daily from Monday to Friday. Weekend and PH they are closed.

For a bit of nostalgia, please visit them at the below address

Address : 62 South Bridge Road (S)058692

Operating hours 7am - 2pm (Monday to Friday excluding Public holiday)


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